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Schedule 4 Modifications — Director-General of Health
(regulation 7)
| Modifications | |
|---|---|
| Section | |
| 127 | Omit, substitute the following section: |
| ‘127In this Division, a reference to the prescribed person is a reference to the person who:(a) on 10 September 1984, becomes an eligible employee by virtue of his holding the office of Director-General of Health; and(b) was, for the period commencing on13 February 1958 and ending on the expiration of 31 May 1974, a contributor to the Superannuation Fund established under the superseded Act.’. | |
| 128 | Omit from subsection (1) all the words to and including ‘employment, and’, substitute ‘Where’.Omit from paragraph (1) (a) ‘the eligible employee’ and all the words from and including ‘amount of that transfer value’, substitute ‘the prescribed person’ and ‘aggregate of the amounts that were paid to him under subsection 32 (2) and section 51 of the superseded Act; and’ respectively. |
| Omit subsection (2), substitute the following subsection:‘(2) The amount paid by the prescribed person to the Commissioner under subsection (1) shall be paid by the Commissioner into the Superannuation Fund and, for the purposes of this Act, that amount shall be deemed to be basic contributions paid by the person to the Commissioner under this Act.’. | |
| Omit subsections (3), (4), (5) and (6), substitute the following subsection: | |
| ‘(3) There shall be added to the period that, but for this subsection, would be the period of contributory service of the prescribed person the period specified in paragraph 127 (b).’. | |
| 129 | Omit the section. |
| 130 | Omit, substitute the following section:‘130Where the prescribed person, in accordance with subsection 128 (1), pays to the Commissioner the amount referred to in that subsection, section 16 does not apply in relation to the prescribed person.’. |